Cyprus struggles to pay public wages
The confidential minutes of an Oct 3 meeting in parliament quoted Shiarly as saying Cyprus might be “butchered” if international lenders dealt with the small country in isolation from other eurozone states that need financial aid.
The minutes, reported in the Politis newspaper yesterday, illustrated the growing unease at delays in meeting financial aid needs, which the troika has put at up to €16bn.
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